Re: Helm's Deep
Originally posted by rohanspear543well, not really, thermopalaye wasnt fought in a fort, and it was 10,000 greeks vs 500,000 persians then for the greeks to retreat the 300 spartans went agains the 500,000, but it really doesnt remind me of it, very different types of battles,
I just noticed this but anyone who knows anything about greek history does Helm's Deep remind you of Thermopalaye? (I murdured the spelling) 300 Rohans vs 10,000 uruk hai? -300 spartans vs thousands more persians
^^The Battle of Thermopylae happened in 480 BC during the Persian Wars.
The other Greek states had 7,000 men and King Leonidas of Sparta sent 300 Spartans to lead the others and fight against the 300,000 men of Persia in the mountain pass of Thermopylae. And as some of us may know, the Spartans were really great warriors, extremely disciplined; Sparta had the best soldiers during that time, so the Greeks won their victory, albeit the fact that they were extremely outnumbered.
So, in a way, yes, kinda...The Battle of Helm's Deep reminds me of the Battle of Thermopylae.